Besides middlebury, williams, amherst what liberal arts colleges stand out? Do any besides those 3 have OCR or unique connections?
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I'm at one of those three you mentioned and from my impression Wesleyan, Bates, and Bowdoin seem to have good representation in banking at least. When I was recruiting and exhausted the network at my own school I usually ended up networking w/ someone from one of those three (or very rarely Vassar too).
Claremont McKenna is an obvious one on the West Coast, along with Pomona, though frankly I don't know much about West Coast recruiting
Thoughts on colgate, swarthmore, colby, hamliton, colorado college, etc etc etc
For example I know hamliton has the GS/David Soloman also the semester in NYC opportunity for internship, and I know Colby has some citi connections, and davidson has some bofa clt connections, any other schools have unique things like this ?
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